四書大全 明胡廣, 明楊榮, 明金幼孜[輯] ; 明徐九一訂正 ; 熊谷立閑[熊谷茘斎][標注] Volume 26@39@13 1691 [Leather Bound]
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Discover the profound insights of the Four Books in this 1691 leather-bound edition, compiled by Ming scholars Hu Guang, Yang Rong, and Jin Youzi, with corrections by Xu Jiuyi and annotations by Kumagai Ritsukan. Volume 26 captures the essence of Confucian philosophy, offering timeless guidance on ethics and virtue in a beautifully preserved format.
About This Book
The Four Books, or Sishu, form the foundational texts of Confucianism, encompassing essential teachings on ethics, governance, and personal cultivation. This edition, compiled by Ming dynasty scholars Hu Guang, Yang Rong, and Jin Youzi, represents a comprehensive collection revered in East Asian intellectual traditions.
Edited and corrected by Xu Jiuyi during the Ming era, the work has been further annotated by the scholar known as Kumagai Ritsukan, adding layers of interpretation to the ancient wisdom. Volume 26 of this series preserves the original structure while ensuring accessibility for study.
Bound in durable leather, this 1691 printing reflects the artisanal bookmaking of its time, making it a valuable artifact for those exploring historical texts and philosophical heritage.
As a key resource in classical education, it underscores the enduring influence of Confucian thought on moral and societal principles across centuries.
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